Osseomagus

Many times the size of a man, the rake-thin creature seems at a glance too brittle and thornlike to support its own weight. Its skeletal form lurches forward as it moves, the colour and texture of bleached bone, and it surveys its surroundings with a deeply-set pair of lightless eyes, its face a horrendous cross between a human skull and some kind of bizarre insect. A long, segmented tail flicks through the air behind it, and from its back sprouts a set of twitching, insectoid wings…